What is the primary purpose of routing in ASP.NET Core?
- Handling incoming HTTP requests
- Handling database queries
- Managing server resources
- Managing user authentication
Routing in ASP.NET Core is primarily used for handling incoming HTTP requests and directing them to the appropriate controller and action method. It's essential for determining which code should handle a specific URL or endpoint.
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